Headington Eco Festival organisers. Left to right, Mary Zacaroli from Paint Buzz, William and Emily Nicolson with grandmother Hilary Rollin, Karl and Felicity Wallendszus, James Larminie from Sustrans and Jonathan Darby from Broken Spoke Bike Coop. Pictur
Headington's second Eco Festival takes place tomorrow.
The free family event, returning to the area after a year’s absence, aims to show locals how easy it can be to make small changes in day-to-day life to be more environmentally friendly.
Starting at Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry at 2pm, the event will feature six speakers giving inspiring talks in the church on smart technology in the home, latest developments in recycling, insect-friendly planting, organic food and air quality.
Oxford City Council’s recycling team and a car-share club will also be attending.
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